PLM Architect

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The Hardware Quality team within Supply Chain is building the systems, governance, and cross-functional processes needed to support product lifecycle management at scale. This role partners closely with Supply Chain Transformation, Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality, and IT to help design and implement a new PLM foundation for the organization.

CoreWeave is seeking an experienced PLM Architect to co-lead the technical design, architecture, and implementation of a new Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) system across the organization. This is a high-visibility, greenfield role for someone who thrives on implementing systems from the ground up rather than maintaining what already exists.

You will partner with Supply Chain Transformation, Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality, and IT stakeholders to define the target-state PLM architecture, translate complex business requirements into scalable technical solutions, guide the platform from initial design through go-live and stabilization, integrate with existing and upcoming enterprise systems, and enforce strict data governance. The ideal candidate has deep technical expertise in PLM platforms, strong architectural judgment, and the communication skills to align technical decisions with business strategy.

• Co-lead end-to-end architecture and design for a new enterprise PLM system, including data model, workflow, integration, and security architecture.

• Partner with business stakeholders across Transformation, Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality, and Supply Chain to gather requirements and translate them into a scalable, future-proof PLM architecture.

• Partner with IT to define requirements and oversee integrations between the PLM system and adjacent enterprise platforms, including ERP, MES, CAD/CAM, and QMS.

• Establish data governance standards, including item and part numbering schemes, BOM structures, change management workflows, and revision control practices.

• Lead technical design reviews and ensure architectural decisions align with long-term scalability, performance, and maintainability goals.

• Guide data migration strategy and validation from legacy systems into the new platform.

• Identify opportunities for process